‘Welcome Modi uncle!’: PM Modi indicators autograph for baby at resort in New York

By India Today News Desk: Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s go to to the US started on Tuesday as he landed in New York. He was greeted by an enormous crowd of members of the Indian group, who chanted “Modi, Modi” and “Bharat Mata ki Jai”, as he entered the New York Palace Hotel.

Meera, a six-year-old, was one such one that was enthusiastic about assembly the prime minister. PM Modi signed his autograph for her, on a poster that she had introduced along with her. He wrote ‘Vande Matram’, adopted by his signature.

Speaking to India Today, the little woman shared a message she had for the PM: “Welcome Modi uncle, we love you!”.

The six-year-old’s mom mentioned she beloved the prime minister, and that ready for his arrival outdoors the resort was “worth the wait”.

PM Modi obtained a rousing welcome as he arrived in New York on the primary leg of his maiden state go to to the US. “Landed in New York City. Looking forward to the programmes here including interaction with thought leaders and the Yoga Day programme tomorrow, 21st June,” Modi tweeted.

Several members of the Indian group gathered on the New York airport, and outdoors the New York Palace Hotel, to catch a glimpse of the prime minister. While some tried to shake his hand, others tried to click on a selfie with him.

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Some group members had been seen carrying ‘Modi jackets’ along with his photos printed on it whereas 18-year-old Kyan Patel from Virginia was carrying a portrait of the prime minister made by him, a PTI report mentioned.

PM Modi is visiting the US from June 21-24 on the invitation of President Biden and First Lady Jill Biden, who will host him at a state dinner on June 22.

The go to consists of an tackle by the prime minister to the joint session of the US Congress on June 22.

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